Best Selling Books by Kathryn Jackson

What do you do when your life changes in an instant? The appointment changes your life when you hear the words "you have cancer." Through this book, I share my experience as a patient and as a person to help those newly diagnosed, or have someone they know in their life who is newly diagnosed. This is not a medical journal, this is advice from one patient to another. From one patient to any medical professional, family member, friend, who might find this helpful and useful. This book has advice for important parts of treatment, such as chemotherapy and your first appointment with your oncologist. These are tips I wish I knew when I was first diagnosed.

Nancy and Timmy spend a day at the beach with their family.

Duck does not like water, which his friends Jack Rabbit and Mouse think is odd for a duck, so they decide to do what they can to change his mind.

When a young boy leaves the house one morning without his galoshes on, the barnyard animals ignore him.

Een dag uit het leven van een jong poesje dat kennismaakt met allerlei dieren in huis en tuin. Prentenboekje met zachtgekleurde tekeningen. Vanaf ca. 3 jaar.

A big elephant leaves the circus, builds a house, helps the townspeople, and finds happiness.

Briefly describes Christmas customs and celebrations in various parts of the world.

Kleurig geïllustreerd prentenboekje met een levendig verhaal over een slimme poedel, die ondanks zijn snoeplust, toch knechtje van de taartjesbakker mag worden. Vanaf ca. 4 jaar.

This workbook will help you evaluate, describe, and focus so that you may better accomplish your goals and enjoy the time you spend with your horse. If you have lost the joy you used to have with your horse this workbook will help you get it back.

A little elephant''s worries about his wrinkles are solved.

This book documents the work of sculptor, Kathryn Capley. From 1993-2013 Kathryn E. Jackson, the author of this book, made sculpture under the pseudonym, Kathryn Capley. Tendonitis ended her career as a sculptor. For twenty years Kathryn made hand-rendered works in metal from small to large scale, including life-sized horses. Her work emphasized gesture and motion. The animals she portrayed appear captured in a moment as if moving from one point to another. The expression and life embodied in her work appealed to a wide audience. Her sculpture is found in many private and public collections. She has work in almost every state in the US, Canada, England, and Saudi Arabia. The images in this book are a portion of the scores of works she created.